Sentence examples for well shame from inspiring English sources

One virtue of television is that it might well shame all concerned into making the proceedings more substantive.

Oh well, shame I've booked for next year, then … Longstone Cottage (0844 8002070, nationaltrustcottages.co.uk) sleeps six, and costs from £372-£999 per week.

("If people take our money and they don't need it, well, shame on them," Frank Donaghue, a Red Cross spokesman, said).

A sleaze like McNamee could work his way into the Yankees' clubhouse as a gofer for Clemens and lesser players, and if Yankees trainers and officials did not know what he was about, well, shame on them.

And if a fan decides to use her ThunderStix as a cattle prod -- just as a woman did in Game 7 of the World Series when she whacked Reggie Sanders of the Giants as he corralled a ball at the right-field wall -- well shame on her.

Not some "well, shame on them" number.

A pity or, well, a shame.

If you say the unsayable, you might well be shamed — and that shaming can have consequences — but you will not be arrested.

Well, for shame.

It puts a new chassis on a classic old engine: new book, new characters, new songs borrowed without acknowledgment from other R. & H. shows, as well as — shame!

"If they use this to destabilize our solders in Iraq, well, then shame on them," said Representative Joseph Crowley, a Democrat from New York who voted for it.